rds, can't bring me down♪ good morning. i'm janai norman. >> i'm kenneth moton. here's some of the top headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." breaking overnight, the man known as big papi the victim what was police say was an ambush. the former major league slugger, david ortiz, shot in the back at a club in the dominican republic. a suspect is under arrest. smoke and ash from a brush fire chased hundreds from one of the country's largest amusement parks. kids and the parents, some wearing bathing suits, were forced to evacuate six flags magic mountain outside los angeles. also in california, two more horses have died at santa anita park. that brings the total number of deaths this season to 29 since december. animal rights activists have been calling for an end to racing at that park.

and it's win or be dethroned for the golden state warriors. the toronto raptors can take their first nba title tonight. will they have to go through two-time finals mvp, kevin durant, to do it? those are some of our top stories on this monday, june 10th. should be a good game tonight. ♪ back again >> listen to that. ♪ shady's back tell a friend >> you are a little shady. >> guess who's back. >> yes. >> we are back. >> we are back, together again, after two long weeks apart. >> yes. you know the name of that song? what? >> by eminem? >> "without me"? because you can't do this without me? >> you stole my line. >> i did, i did. >> it's good to be back. >> i could not do it without you, kenneth. i gave it a good old effort, though. >> you did, you tried. and i tried too.

>> yeah. >> but there's just something about this. this magic. >> this magic. this guy. >> we are so glad to be back after two weeks apart. hope you guys are excited for all the fun also. we begin this half hour with the trump administration defending the last-minute deal that spared mexico of a 5% tariff that would have gone into effect today. >> critics say mexico had already agreed to some of the changes in the deal aimed at scaling back the growing number of migrants crossing into the u.s. abc's tara palmieri has more from the white house. >> reporter: president trump claiming victory after negotiations with mexico. scrapping his tariff threat. but some democrats questioning if anything in the deal is actually new. >> these are agreements that mexico had already made, in some cases months ago. >> reporter: mexico now sending 6,000 national guard to their southern border with guatemala. >> we'd hope that these will bring results in a very relative short-term, like in a month or a month and a half.

>> reporter: also agreeing to expand what they call migration protection protocols, requiring asylum seekers to remain in mexico while their claims are processed in the u.s. that policy first announced by former homeland security secretary kirstjen nielsen in december. >> individuals arriving in or entering the united states from mexico illegally or without proper documentation may be returned to mexico. >> reporter: acting secretary of homeland security, kevin mcaleenan, says this plan is different. >> people can disagree with the tactics. mexico came to the table with real proposals. >> reporter: critics sounding off. >> he's becoming the threatener in chief. >> you can't use to it threaten. you can't have a trade policy based on tweets. >> reporter: the president hinting what would happen if there isn't sufficient cooperation from mexico to stop illegal border crossings, tweeting, quote, we can always go back to our previous, very profitable position of tariffs. at the same time president trump

is still engaged in a trade dispute with china and secretary of treasury steven mnuchin says he's considering slapping more tariffs on chinese goods. president trump will make that decision after he sits down with the prime minister later this month. tara pal 3450er palmieri, abc news 37 >> former baseball star david he breaking overnight one of the big names in the red sox nation the victim of what's being called an ambush in his native dominican republic. >> former baseball star david ortiz is recovering after being shot in the back in a club in santa domingo. people scrambled for safety. ortiz is expected to recover. police do not have a motive. a crowd captured the suspect, then beat him and held him until police arrived. ortiz helped boston win three world series titles before retiring in 2016. the eastern half of the country is bracing for a wet and possibly dangerous start to the week. >> a severe system already took its toll in dallas. a crane you see off in the distance in that video fell, leaving a woman dead.

it's being blamed on winds as high as 70 miles per hour that pushed the crane onto an apartment building. >> that same system sent debris flying through the streets north of dallas as the city dealt with a severe storm warning. >> the storm brought down trees and large branches, including this one that fell on a car. accuweather's paul williams has more. >> good morning janai, kenneth. well, a chance to recover with a high pressure system covering dallas. for the rest of texas, south and then to the west, more showers and thunderstorms. in fact, we're bracing for more bad weather along the entire east coast with heaviest downpours that's going to cover pittsburgh, detroit, roanoke, down towards atlanta. looking out for possibly 15 inches of rain in some areas. and this is going to continue tuesday going into wednesday along the east coast. for the west coast, it's about the triple-digit heat and the dry, parched conditions. in fact, so dry for the northwest corner of the country, looking for record-challenging highs with low humidity, increased fire damage.

>> our thanks to paul. a day of pride celebrations turned into chaos in the nation's capital over false reports of gunshots. >> several people were injured as people in the crowd ran away as you see there. police say no shots were fired. attacks, some deadly, against the lgbtq community, have dominated the news in recent weeks. and as lana zak reports, that has people on edge. >> reporter: sunday's pride parade in west hollywood drawing huge crowds. but as pride month celebrations continue across the country and around the world, the fbi reports that attacks against members of the lgbtq community are on the rise. saturday's capital pride parade in washington, d.c. turned to chaos when people panicked after hearing a series of loud pops and rumors of an active shooter. >> what did you hear? >> we don't know! >> reporter: crowds scrambled to find cover, several people injured. >> we have a lot of people, you hear a loud bang, you're just trying to, you know, get from

the area. >> reporter: many in the crowd telling me just before the incident that they were on edge in part because of recent fatal attacks on members of the lgbtq community. authorities in detroit recently charging this man, devone robinson, with the murder of three people, paris cameron, timothy blancher, alante davis. >> we just want justice. justice. yeah, just justice. >> reporter: officials saying the victims were targeted because they were gay or transgender. robinson has pled not guilty. and in georgia, police are searching for a gunman who killed ronald trey peters. witnesses saying that the attacker used an anti-gay slur before shooting peters several times. >> i feel like lately we've been moving a little bit backwards. i think it's important to stand up for what matters. >> reporter: some lawmakers say it is time to stand up. wisconsin's democratic governor ordering the rainbow flag flown over the state's capitol to recognize pride month. the move drawing criticism from

some of his fellow conservative republican lawmakers, one tweeting, is this any more appropriate than erecting the christian flag over the capitol? but others hailing it as a show of inclusivity. lana zak, abc news, washington. >> our thanks to lana. hong kong's leader seems to be brushing aside a massive protest that drew hundreds of thousands of people. >> they were demonstrating against a measure that would allow hong kong to extradite people to mainland china to face charges. but this morning hong kong chief executive carrie lam said the legislation would move forward and safeguards would be added to make sure human rights are protected. abc's julia macfarlane reports. >> reporter: tense moments on the streets of hong kong. protesters tried to break into a legislative complex, clashing with police. this after 1 million people came out in force, according to activists, to tell china to stay out of hong kong. they were out to demonstrate against a controversial new bill being pushed through parliament that would allow extradition to china.

but the people here, with signs reading "china, hands off our home," say it is an erosion of hong kong's civil liberties and china will use it to target political opponents. >> mainland china use all sorts of way to exercise so-called dictatorship in hong kong. to kidnap the people they treat as enemies. >> reporter: hong kong is a semi-autonomous territory that was returned to china from the british in 1997. >> the people of hong kong want to protect our freedom. our freedom of speech. our rule of law. our judicial system. >> reporter: but hong kongers fear those freedoms are being eroded as china increases its influence. an estimated 1 in 7 people in hong kong took to the streets. this controversial bill will be considered on wednesday in the middle of a workweek. authorities will be hoping that far fewer people will be marching in opposition. julia macfarlane, abc news, london. >> incredible. 1 in 7 people there. our thanks to julia.

viral video of an elevator rescue has some salt lake city police officers looking for revenge. >> this shows nine of the city's finest having to be saved by firefighters who work in the same building. the public safety building elevator got stuck last week. firefighters knew members of the police force were inside, so they made sure to record the rescue and post it online. and i guess have a few laughs. >> i thought it was pretty unfortunate for the police officers. but pretty funny for us. >> i would like to say that it was like any other call. but we particularly enjoyed bringing those police officers out. the looks on their face, knowing that they were going to hear about it for a long time. >> that post picked up more than 500,000 views in 24 hours. the police chief did offer doughnuts to the fire department to say thank you. >> and one firefighter said "it's like teasing your little brother." you love them to death and you'd do anything for them but you're going to tease them. >> that video will live forever. coming up, the search for an

american woman missing for nearly a year. later, shopping for sunscreen. what you need to know before you reach for that bottle regardless of its spf number. plus the woman who traveled 3,000 miles for a lobster roll only to have this happen.

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a wildfire burning about 85 a wildfire burning about 85 miles northeast of san francisco has scorched more than three square miles. the flames were pushed by strong winds over the weekend. they burned at least seven buildings which were not homes and forced more than 100 people to evacuate. temperatures in the area have been in the mid-90s and crews dropped fire retardant from planes that cut off a fire that burned across more than 11 square miles northeast of phoenix. officials say the fire is more than half contained. >> a tough battle there for those firefighters. and the search operation for a cruise ship passenger who fell overboard in the mediterranean sea has ended. the 63-year-old korean woman disappeared as the norwegian "epic" cruise ship was heading from the south of france to spain. >> she left her cabin early saturday morning to get some fresh air but never returned. a cold case disappearance of an american woman in australia has reportedly shifted into a homicide investigation.

>> it comes as police conduct an excavation of the woman's property. here's our friend diane macedo. >> reporter: police in australia searching for a missing american woman are digging up her front yard, led there by cadaver dogs. >> i'm kind of really worried that they do find something. at least -- i just kind of like want some answers. >> reporter: priscilla brooten was last heard from in july 2018 but police say the 46-year-old mother wasn't reported missing until december. her daughter, who lives in california, said the family never suspected anything was wrong. >> we thought she was mad at us, so we didn't think -- well, she's mad, she's not going to talk to us. >> reporter: friends in australia grew concerned after her car was found abandoned. investigators even took her ex-girlfriend into custody for questioning but released him saying he is not a suspect. authorities are pushing for new leads. >> she was an online gamer.

often these people may not have known that she's being reported as missing. if they could come forward and any contact that they've had with mrs. brooten could assist the investigation. >> reporter: australian police say so far they haven't found anything in the yard or home that helps the investigation, but they plan to continue that search for the next several days. diane macedo, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to our friend diane there. coming up, why finding the right sunscreen is getting more complicated. >> what you need to knowbout the difference between chemical and physical sunscreens. lock-in moisture technology. there h skin is petal smooth. because your best skin starts with olay.

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school's out. sun's out. guns out. >> guns out. >> she knew i was going there. in many places across the nation it feels like we're walking on the sun. >> searching for a suitable sunscreen is no longer as simple as looking for the right spf number anymore. here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: it's that time of year. the heat is on and people come out of winter hibernation for some fun in the sun. before going outside, many of us will hit the store finding ourselves overwhelmed with sunscreen options. and this summer there's a new concern to factor in. the fda has actually recently called for us to really take a close look at these chemical sunscreens and see how they truly affect our health. to determine if you have a chemical sunscreen, look in the ingredients list for oxybenzone

or octinoxate. filtering them. but the fda recently conducted a pilot study of chemical sunscreens and determined that without further testing, fda does not know what levels of absorption can be considered safe. >> we don't know how they affect our health. those studies haven't been done yet. >> reporter: the consumer health care products association, a sunscreen manufacturers trade group, releasing a statement saying, sunscreen manufacturers, fda, and dermatologists are aligned on the goal of protecting the public from the harmful effects of the sun, pointing out that the authors of the fda study say these results do not indicate that individuals should refrain from the use of sunscreen. >> choose whatever sunscreen you feel like you'll lose, but don't apply it head to toe. we know dose is an issue potentially with these chemical sunscreens. >> reporter: for people who want to continue using a chemical sunscreen, use sun-protective clothing and only applies to areas exposed to the sun.

the other option, physical sunscreen, using minerals, zinc oxide or titanium dioxide that sit on the surface of your skin to block the sun. experts say they require more diligence in use to work well, the fda considers physical sunscreens to be generally recognized as safe and effective. whatever you decide to use, doctors say it's important to use something. especially for the little ones. >> just one sunburn during childhood can actually double your risk of developing melanoma later in life. >> this is important because most people -- our thanks to eva there -- only use about 25% to 50% of the sunscreen that she should. >> wow. >> an important reminder, just because you have melanin in your skin does not mean you don't need sunscreen, protect your skin. >> you were in brazil, i was in key west. >> did you lather it up? >> lathered it all up. my important tip, get the ears. >> i always make sure to do that with the baby.

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and keeps it there longer with lock-in moisture technology. skin is petal smooth. because your best skin starts with olay. time for "this happened" on this monday. so you know, sometimes we have our bags or luggage and we'll leave on there, if lost, please return, and we'll have your information, your address, which is? >> ha ha. >> not going to give that out right now? later. you leave that on the bags. >> right. >> well -- >> so they can be returned to you. >> you probably shouldn't do that if you're a criminal. like a drug dealer in the uk who left some drugs. >> oh. >> on the tram there. the manchester metro link tram. alongside with his full name and address next to the bag of goodies. >> because obviously if you find these drugs, please return them to me at home. >> please return to the owner.

here's my information. so the cops were able to go right to that address. they actually said they're thankful to the owner of the bag, who was very helpful. >> that's fantastic. >> in the apprehension of the person who owned that bag. >> lord, i bet he learned a lesson. so how about this happened. you're in maine. you're doing some real maine things. you're not pronouncing all of your words all the way. you know, cau, not car. this woman wants to eat a lobster roll. she wants to frame that perfect picture. lobster roll in the foreground, lighthouse in the background. look what happened. that seagull came along and said, mine, mine, mine, mine, mine! and took it, it was his. >> beautiful lighthouse, though. >> she bought another lobster roll. and said, $43 and one seagull attack later, i'm now enjoying my first lobster roll at fox's lobster house in maine. mine, mine!

she said the bird even dropped all the good stuff and just took the bread. >> oh, they like the carbs. >> right, just the carbs. they don't want that lobster meat. >> they're not about the keto life. so how about this happened. this time lapse shows hot air balloons going across past london eye there. very, very, very cool. >> that is cool. >> so the london mayor's hot air balloon made for some stunning scenes. almost 50 balloons floated over the city. >> look how slow the eye is moving. >> because that's why i don't get on those things. >> you could be up there all day. >> you get on one, then they go a little bit. they move a littleit. >> all this time lapse and it hasn't gone around. >> it should be spinning. >> just sitting up there. >> like it's about to come off the wheels. next, a cat that fell into the laundry. and wasn't too mad about it. >> like, hey. >> he's all right. >> you need to fold these blankets? i'm not going to do it for you.

>> good to go, hanging out. >> the kitty's just drying. dry your kitty.

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carpet on this monday, june 10th. good monday morning. the band is back together. >> what's that music? ♪ >> you told them to play this? >> i did not tell them to play this. good morning. >> oh my goodness. cannot contain my excitement. >> janai and kenneth, j.k., j.k. back together, norman and moton. nomo back together. >> nomo is something. >> y'all don't want to nomo this, right? we gonna give you some nomo. >> what a good way to start the week. >> i haven't seen you in two weeks. >> i know, i know. >> you were gone, i was gone. what did i miss? >> honey. text messages. >> what about "jeopardy!" james? >> you missed everything.

so much. >> she check those text messages? i did, i did. >> so good to be back together, you guys. we will get to a lot of fun today. but we do start on a low note this morning, beginning with that deadly crane collapse in dallas. >> horrified witnesses watched as this crane came down onto an apartment building. the impact left one woman dead and at least five other people hurt, two critically. the crane left a massive hole in the building and ripped through a parking garage. abc's erielle reshef reports the blame for the chaotic scene, the weather. >> reporter: the terrifying moments after damaging winds in dallas knocked this crane into an apartment building, killing at least one person. in this alarming video you can see a witness watching in horror as the crane falls. >> oh my god, the crane is falling over, oh my god! >> reporter: a hole punched through the roof. parts of the structure shredded. and that crane on its side. >> we have two people who are listed as critical, three who

suffered serious injuries but were not critical. one person who has in fact been discharged from the hospital already, and one person who's been confirmed deceased. >> reporter: inside the building, cars could be seen teetering on the edge. urban search and rescue rushing to the scene. >> the building itself has suffered multiple collapses in different areas. >> reporter: all this caused by a ferocious severe storm that whipped up near hurricane-strength wind gusts at dallas love field airport, at one point knocking out power to that major transportation hub. an overhead sign crashing down outside a nearby restaurant. those intense wind gusts reaching up to 71 miles per hour, knocking out power to at least 250,000 people in the dallas county area alone. and we know that first responders are still on the scene at that deadly crane collapse combing through rubble, looking for any other potential victims. erielle reshef, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to erielle. heavy rains are causing problems across much of the

eastern half of the country. >> flooding wiped out a bridge in northwest north carolina. the rising water left dozens of residents trapped in the town of spruce pines. paul williams has more. >> good morning kenneth, janai. heavy downpours covering the ohio valley region and the northeast. humid air is going to feed into these downpours and keep them very robust throughout the day, all the way down throughout the carolinas with heavy storms into atlanta and showers mixed in with thunderstorms, reaching as far south as miami. along the east coast, we're talking about travel disruptions, flooding, and the possibility of 15 inches of rain in some areas. look for more rain in southern portions of texas over towards el paso, carving a good chunk of new mexico. then to the west it's about the dry heat possibly causing more problems with fires. triple-digit heat for the southwest corner of the country. back to you, janai, kenneth. >> thank you, paul. let's get to some breaking news out of the dominican republic. former boston red sox star david ortiz has been shot. >> surveillance video appears to

show a man ambushing ortiz inside a club in santa domingo. images show what looks like the man walking up behind the player known as big papi and shooting him in the back. his condition is described as stable after emergency surgery and he is expected to be okay. a crowd caught the suspect and beat him until police arrived. he's now in custody as police work to learn a motive. ortiz played 20 major league seasons, 14 of those in boston. and he helped the red sox win three world series before retiring in 2016. >> we will continue to monitor that breaking news that came in overnight. some conflicting reports at first, but those are the latest details that we have, that he was shot in the back there. in fact, there's surveillance video. >> absolutely. that will help that case. we do know that his dad spoke to reporters down in the dominican republic overnight and said that he's out of surgery. >> so again, we'll keep watch on that and we're praying for his quick recovery there. moving on to a brush fire caused panic at one of the nation's largest amusement parks.

>> flames sent thick smoke into the skies near six flags magic mountain in southern california. that sent hundreds of children and their parents racing to try to get out of the 260-acre park on a day temperatures hovered near 100 degrees. abc's marci gonzalez was there. >> reporter: a scary scene near one of america's biggest amusement parks. a fast-moving brush fire breaking out near six flags magic mountain outside of los angeles. thick smoke billowing just behind some of the park's popular water slides, creating a haze throughout it. guests initially told by the park to evacuate. panicked parents and children racing to the exits. you could see the blaze burning with fire crews near. but l.a. county fire asking those guests to stay put while 100 county firefighters battled the flames. but guests were all eventually allowed to leave.

the flames are now out. the smoke is clearing. and we've learned this amusement park will remain closed until monday morning. marci gonzalez, abc news, santa clarita, california. president trump is declaring victory and defending his deal with mexico after abandoning his tariff threat. >> the president says mexico has agreed to quote strong measures to stem the flow of central american migrants to the u.s., including the deployment of thousands of troops to his border with guatemala. but many democrats say some of those changes are not new, such as the expansion of a policy requiring asylum seekers to remain in mexico while their claims are processed. critics question if the deal will have an impact on the situation at the border. house democrats are set to open a series of hearings this week looking to keep the spotlight on the russia investigation. nixon white house counsel john dean is scheduled to testify today, offering his expertise on obstruction of justice. the president lashed out in a tweet last night. also on the agenda, a vote tomorrow on whether to hold attorney general william barr and former white house counsel don mcgahn in contempt for defying subpoenas related to the

mueller report. protest organizers in hong kong said about 1 million people came out to oppose what they say is china's growing influence. the demonstration was meant to oppose a controversial new bill that would allow people to be extradited to china. hong kong is a chinese territory but has its own legal system. more protests are expected this week as lawmakers consider that bill. a man with a bb gun created panic and chaos at the pride parade in the nation's capital. several people were injured, including one child, as hundreds ran from the scene, fearing an active shooter. at least seven people were taken to the hospital. none of the injuries are considered life threatening. police say no shots were fired by the weapon found, but several people reported hearing gunfire. >> a half a second later is when that loud boom happened. that's when everybody -- wn you guys were running up, that's when everybody just took off like crazy. >> it's unclear if the sounds from falling metal barriers were mistaken for gunshots. one man was arrested on weapons

and disorderly conduct charges. so one negative spot there in d.c. i will say i was tre over the weekend, beautiful weather. so many festivities for pride. we say happy pride to all of you. >> yes. >> yes. >> pride parades in d.c. >> philly. >> philadelphia, l.a. >> brooklyn. >> it was quite a colorful scene out there. so many people celebrated. >> so much love and positivity all over. >> yes, love is love. and i will say i'm very proud of abc and our parent company disney, because well represented in the pride parades throughout this country. so happy pride to so many. >> all month long. former president jimmy carter, he's back in school. >> the nation's 39th chief executive went to a baptist church in his hometown of plains, georgia, yesterday to teach sunday school. it was his first time teaching since undergoing hip replacement surgery last month. mr. carter spoke with visitors about another first-time experience, a chat with the current president.

>> a few weeks ago, i got my first call from president trump. i was delighted and i was surprised. first time he ever called me. and i had written him a letter about the relationships with china. he was very gracious. and expressed his appreciation for my letter and admiration for me and my wife and so forth. so it was a pleasant conversation. >> so how about this, people began lining up at midnight to see the 94-year-old former president and stayed there through the rain. one woman said she wanted to pay tribute for all he's done since leaving office. so good to see him up and about after that surgery last month. i know he said he wanted to get back to teaching sunday school and there he is. >> now he's our longest-living former president in u.s.

history. >> yeah. >> and i swear, i would have stayed awake in sunday school if i had carter as my sunday school teacher. >> yeah. >> also giving some tea about having conversations with trump. what else you got? >> you've fallen asleep in sunday school, huh? you were that kid? >> no, they woke me up. >> i bet, i bet. mr. moton! >> kenny! no, they didn't call me kenny, do not call me kenny. >> cookie. >> so glad to be back, everyone. >> yep. >> with this one. coming up, how the country rap hit "old town road" has given one family a miracle. but first, the hiker lost in the wilderness for nearly a week speaking out for the first time from his hospital bed. the first thing he says he asked for when help finally arrived. and the frightening deck collapse at a house party. what officials are now warning everyone before they host large parties. w."

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the pilot and a passenger of that small plane suffered minor injuries when the plane crashed in the city of medford, oregon. no one on the ground was hurt. the crash was blamed on the plane's mechanical problems. it happened just moments after the plane took off from a nearby airport. so as the weather is getting nice, the sun is out, officials are warning deck owners to be sure that structure is safe before hosting large outdoor gatherings. a deck in germantown, maryland collapsed saturday night. >> dozens suffered only minor injuries. just one person was taken to the hospital for treatment. a first responder says the deck's wood appears to have suffered some water damage. the body of a man who's been missing for two weeks near mt. rainier in washington state has been found. 72-year-old chang su kim got separated from his family while picking ferns in a dense forest over memorial day weekend. a search party located his remains in deep mud saturday.

police said kim had no health concerns before he got lost. we're hearing from a rescued hiker in arkansas who had been lost in the wilderness for six days. >> joshua mcclatchy had set out on his hike alone before losing his way. desperate for water and as zachary kiesch explains, joshua was quickly losing hope. >> reporter: a hiker lost in the woods for a week remarkably speaking out by phone for the first time from his hospital bed. >> it's not just one miracle, it's hundreds of miracles. >> reporter: joshua was dehydrated and weak. this picture taken minutes after he was found. his first request, water. >> when they found me, they let me take a couple of sucks of a camelback. it was so refreshing. i had an iv before i made it down so i was starting to feel considerably better. >> reporter: mcclatchy set out on a solo adventure to celebrate his 38th birthday in a mountain area known as buckeye trail when he got lost in dangerous terrain. >> the mountains are very steep. there's rocks. we've got rattlesnakes, cottonmouths, bears.

>> reporter: the hiker sent desperate texts to his mother, calling for help. searchers then used his faint cellphone signal to zero in with dogs and helicopters with heat sensors to find him. >> i would like to thank my family and friends who welcomed me at the trailhead. that was unexpected and warms my heart like no other. >> reporter: mcclatchy thanked everybody on the search and rescue teams who worked around the clock to find him saying, i wouldn't be alive without their help. zachary kiesch, abc news, new york. >> our thanks to zachary. coming up, broadway's night to shine. >> the big stars, the big laughs, and the big moment that made broadway history. made broadway history.

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babies aren't fully developed until at least 39 weeks. a healthy baby is worth the wait. ♪ there's no businesslike show businesslike no business i know ♪ there are the marquees of times square in new york's theater district where parties are still going on after the 2019 tony awards.

>> will ganss watched the entire ceremony. he's our tony. he's here right now. >> you guys got to work on your choreo. you certainly didn't win any tony awards last night but don't worry. >> we got you. >> that's right. history was made with incredible show power and show-stopping performances. at broadway's biggest night, big names taking center stage. tina fey and jake gyllenhaal making some big and not entirely serious announcements. >> we are here to present the first award of the night, worst actor in a musical. no, i'm sorry, i read that wrong. >> reporter: tony winner for best actor in a play, bryan cranston for "getting to plan ahead." >> i just have to go to the bathroom. i am bloated as hell and i'm not going to take it anymore! >> reporter: "star wars" villain and tony nominee adam driver getting called out during the beetlejuice performance. >> adam driver, you killed han solo, not cool, bro.

>> reporter: and one of "black panther's" leading ladies presenting an award. >> i wish i wasn't the only woman directing a musical on broadway this season. there are so many women who are ready to go. >> reporter: that theme of diversity stealing the spotlight all night long. ali stroker becoming the first actor who uses a wheelchair to ever win a tony. >> this award is for every kid who is watching tonight who has a disability, who has a limitation, or a challenge, who has been waiting to see themselves represented in this arena. you are. >> reporter: of course with a host like james corden, the night was full of laughs as well. the late-night host teaming up with last year's tony's host to joke about the other major tv moment happening sunday night. ♪ everyone would rather be watching "big little lies" ♪ >> reporter: unlike "big little

lies" the tony awards brought the best of broadway to life on live tv. new blockbusters like "the prom." the night's big awards going to the ferrymen for best play and "hadestown" taking the award for best musical, hitting all the right notes. they picked up eight awards total, the most of any show. the one thing that nobody saw on tv, some big stars performing songs during the commercial breaks. billy porter sang a song from "gypsy" during one of them. and the crowd went wild. >> wow. and he killed it on the red carpet. >> yes. >> again. >> oh, yeah. we'll be getting to -- >> we'll be talking about that later on. >> oh, yeah. >> billy porter is having quite a year. >> there he is. >> i'm there for it. >> yes. >> we're giving you guys a little taste. >> just a little bit of the taste before we dive all-in. fabulous. powerful to see ali stroker there accepting her award in a wheelchair. >> oh, yeah.

she gave a sizzling performance last night as well. if you didn't get to watch it, go google it. her performance amazing last night too. coming up, one family's miracle.

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>> so by the end of the day she heard that song 42 times. but her son doesn't speak. he's on the spectrum. this is one of the first times that he's hummed along to a song. so this means so much to their family, obviously. and it's adorable. >> yes. >> this was posted last week. lil nas x saw it, retweeted it, and it's gone viral, you can see why. >> a couple weeks ago we showed the viewers when lil nas x showed up, surprised students at a school, they were all singing his song in unison. the kids love it and they love it that much, where you see this little autistic boy who was nonverbal before, no longer. i love that. i really said the other day i disliked the song. but it's catchy. and for that reason i now love it. i also like this. this man was perusing for some painting, trying to be cultured.

he bought this one. he got it for $300. that's about $295 more than i probably would pay for some artwork, i'm not that cultured. i get my artwork from ikea. >> yes, of course. >> turns out this painting here might be an original work of pablo picasso. >> the pablo. >> and it may be -- >> petey pablo. >> not petey. >> picasso. >> name me a petey pablo song, go. >> no. no. >> did petey pablo sing -- ♪ south carolina come on in ♪ south carolina take your shirt off ♪ was not petey? >> no, i don't think so. >> anyway, that painting, worth millions. >> a whole bunch of money. how about this, a 360-degree infinity pool on a skyscraper. but how do you get onto it, right? so there's a rotating spiral staircase that gets you to what's basically like a submarine door. >> what? >> the floor of the pool, you have to come up from the bottom.

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this morning on "world news now," breaking news. red sox superstar david ortiz ambushed and shot in his home country of the dominican republic. we have new details on his condition. also this morning the incredible damage after a construction crane tumbled to the ground. at least one person is dead and see why mother nature is being blamed. new this half hour, trampoline trouble. >> it's all caught on camera, a trampoline goes airborne while a little boy was bouncing on it. how he's doing this morning. jennifer lopez kicks off her 50th birthday celebration tour in l.a. with her own mini me, a touching duet with her 11-year-old daughter. we'll listen in later in "the skinny."

it's monday, june 10th. good morning, everyone. we are live and in color. ♪ it feels so good we are back together. >> and we're thrilled. ♪ reunited >> we are so happy for that. >> reunited and it feels so good. >> did you have a good weekend? >> i had a fabulous weekend. did you have a good week? >> i was down in the nation's capital. >> oh, yeah. you know, we're asking each other these questions as if we weren't texting about them. >> we were texting all throughout the vacations that she had, that i had. it's great to be back with you guys. >> after two weeks. >> we hope so many of you had a happy pride, as pride festivities kicked off in so many cities. >> all over the country. we begin with breaking news out of the dominican republic. former boston red sox star david ortiz has been shot. >> police say ortiz was ambushed inside a club in santa domingo. investigators say a man got off a motorcycle, walked up to him, and shot him. espn's marley rivera tells us what ortiz's father said about

the shooting. >> the shot was in the lower part of his back. and that it went through and through. >> ortiz's condition is described as stable after emergency surgery, and he is expected to be okay. a crowd, we're told, surrounded the suspect and attacked him. police eventually took him into custody. motive is not clear at this point. ortiz, who's known as big papi, played 20 major league seasons, 14 in boston. we'll continue to stay on top of this breaking story. we turn to that deadly power of mother nature. severe weather sent a crane toppling onto an apartment building in dallas, killing one woman and leaving five other people injured. >> the collapse also made a mess of a parking garage, damaging a number of cars and leaving crews with the task of sifting through tons of debris. here's abc's chuck sivertsen.

>> reporter: severe weather being blamed for this terrifying scene, a construction crane knocked on its side. >> oh my god, the crane is falling over, oh my god! >> reporter: slicing a he in the roof of this residential building in dallas, parts of the structure completely shredded. >> everyone's aware of the fact that a storm did roll through, so it's strong. it would be a strong possibility that, yes, the wind did play some role in the collapse of the crane itself. >> reporter: a parking garage also struck. inside several cars could be seen piled on top of one another. >> every single level of the parking garage in part has collapsed. we have no idea at this point whether any people were in those cars or just in that parking garage in general. >> reporter: urban search and rescue teams rushing to the scene. >> we have three live find dogs on scene who are going to go inside and try and ensure to the best of their abilities whether there's anyone still in there alive or deceased or otherwise. >> reporter: several people injured in the incident, some seriously. >> we have two people who are listed as critical.

three who suffered serious injuries but were not critical. one person who has in fact been discharged from the hospital already. and one person who's been confirmed deceased. >> reporter: a ferocious storm moving through the area whipped up near hurricane-strength wind gusts at dallas love field, at one point knocking out power to the airport. and blowing down this overhead sign outside a nearby restaurant. chuck sivertsen, abc news, new york. >> we see that weather there. severe weather and heavy rains are in the forecast for much of the country today. >> accuweather's paul williams has a look at what could be a devastating day along the eastern seaboard. >> good morning janai, kenneth. unfortunately more rain, more storms will begin to push its way throughout texas. but at least this time not in dallas. it's going to be a little less humid there. scattered showers into new mexico, southern portions of texas. right along this front we're going to have big problems. big problems. 15 inches of rain kind of problems.

rock slides in southern appalachians problems. travel disruption problems. and urban and flash flooding problems throughout the entire east coast as far north as detroit, as far south as miami. triple-digit heat kicks in for us in the southwest. it's been crazy weather. record-setting wet weather throughout the center part of the country and record-setting heat throughout the southeast. janai, kenneth? >> our thanks to paul. turning now to the race for the white house with nearly all of the democratic hopefuls reaching out to iowa voters from the same state. >> 19 of the 23 candidates attended a fundraiser in cedar rapids where they each had five minutes to make their case. former vice president joe biden had to miss the event for his granddaughter's high school graduation. but a new poll shows he's still leading the pack. abc's stephanie ramos has more from iowa. >> reporter: democratic presidential candidates descending on cedar rapids. all smiles before taking the same stage and pitching themselves to iowa democrats. >> i'm here to ask for your support because i am prepared to

make the case for america. >> the american people want change. they want real change. >> they're ready for change, and i got a plan for that. >> reporter: all day long here, looking to stand out any way they can. 19 contenders taking the stage inside. out here, supporters riled up to see their candidates. but many voters we spoke to are still undecided. >> hoping to hear what they've got to say. >> they've got to be authentic and they have to have integrity. >> reporter: noticeably absent, former vice president joe biden, who's leading in the latest iowa poll. in a virtual tie for second place, senators bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. and south bend's mayor pete buttigieg, whose support here has grown by double digits. >> it's very encouraging, but of course it's very early. we've got a lot of work to do. it tells us that we're in contention. ♪ >> reporter: playing the keyboard to the crowd, making this not so subtle dig at some of his biggest rivals.

>> and it turns out people of all generations are ready to see a new generation rise in american leadership. >> reporter: but with so many in the race, other candidates are fighting to make their message heard in iowa. a pivotal state in this primary. >> i come from a very different background -- >> we have 240 days and we're using every single one of them. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden was not here for the event. he was attending his granddaughter's graduation. but here is proof that his staff here in the hawkeye state is so crucial. his team tells us they're planning on upping their staffmembers by the end of the month. such a crucial state that one of the candidates, maryann williamson, is even moving here. biden is scheduled to be here later this week on the same day as president trump. stephanie ramos, abc news, cedar rapids, iowa.

>> our thanks to stephanie, who needs to learn that you can't battle a bad fight. >> apparently not. president trump says he has full confidence that mexico will stick to its agreement to curb the flow of central american migrants. >> the president suspended his threat to impose tariffs on goods from mexico after the administration hammered out a last-minute deal. it includes the expansion of a measure requiring asylum seekers to remain in mexico while their claims were processed. officials are pushing back against critics who say some of the steps outlined in the deal were agreed upon months ago. hundreds of people turned out in houston to remember 4-year-old maleah davis. they wore pink, maleah's favorite color, for a walk honoring the girl whose body was found last month in arkansas. her stepfather, darian vence, is in custody. at this point he's only charged with tampering with evidence. last night houston city hall was lit up in pink to honor maleah. a massive gps outage caused hundreds of flight cancelations on regional jet carriers across the u.s. and europe. faa says satellite navigation systems were reporting error

messages. it may have started with a software update. airlines that fly for delta, american, and united were among those affected. someone will win the stanley cup wednesday night. and that's because st. louis couldn't close out the series last night. >> boston forced a game seven with a 5-1 win over the blues in st. louis, breaking it open with three goals in the third. wednesday will mark the first game seven in the finals since the bruins won it all in 2011. in the nba, golden state hopes to have kevin durant back for game five in toronto. he practiced yesterday but his bad right calf has him listed as questionable for tonight's possible title-clincher for the raptors. you can watch game five tonight here on abc starting at 9:00 eastern. golden state, you've got to do something,ecause i can't deal with drake. if they win. >> yeah, i was going to say, drake is going to be nuts up there in toronto if they take it for the first timeand at home. >> he's going to be rapping about it. >> i don't know.

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we're getting our first look at mother nature giving two arizona boys a wild ride on a trampoline. watch here as a big gust of wind lifted it off the ground on memorial day in tempe. the 11-year-olds who were playing on it were sent flying and fell into a neighboring street. one boy suffered a broken elbow and injuries to his pelvis. now to the sad ending in the search for a texas police chief who disappeared after he fell off a fishing boat. chris reid's body was recovered early sunday morning in the same area where he went overboard in galveston bay. >> reid lost his balance after a wake from a passing vessel hit his boat on friday. he wasn't wearing a life jacket. dozens of agencies spent most of the weekend searching for the former army paratrooper. a sheriff's deputy in florida is recovering from what could have been a fatal gunshot wound to the leg during a

standoff with a suspect barricaded inside a home. >> the incident unfolded in newport ritchie, florida and was triggered reportedly after a suspect shot at an echo smart speaker. here's abc's diane macedo. >> reporter: two officers are injured, a suspect is facing multiple charges, and a florida neighborhood is riddled with bullets after a bizarre standoff that started with an argument over an amazon echo. >> i've been living here since 2002 and haven't seen anything like this go on. >> reporter: the pascoe county sheriff's office says the first call came in at 12:30 in the morning when a woman reported her parents were in a physical fight after her father shot at the amazon alexa. >> as our deputies arrived on scene, they saw that the wife was battered. the mother was really upset because the husband had shot at her alexa. >> reporter: with his wife out of the house, police say they they spent an hour trying to convince the suspect, terrence peters, to come out as well. when they didn't respond, they went in. >> as they were going toward the door, the bedroom door, the suspect started shooting.

our deputies were able to exchange fire back, but at one moment one of our deputies gets hit in the leg in the artery. he goes down. >> reporter: eventually the shooting stopped and around 4:00 a.m. police finally sent a robot into the home, discovering the suspect on the ground with a gunshot wound to the head. next to him was a handgun and a semiautomatic rifle. another officer also suffered a graze wound but police say this could have been even worse. >> he was shooting at everybody. >> reporter: diane macedo, abc news, new york. >> and police say that he will likely face at least five charges of attempted murder. when we come back, the big moments and the big fashion at last night's tony awards. and the heartwarming way that jennifer lopez kicked off her tour. "the skinny" is next. try new clean freak! it has three times the cleaning power of the leading spray to dissolve kitchen grease on contact. and it's great for bathrooms! just keep pumping the power nozzle to release a continuous burst of mist and make quick work of big jobs.

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stroker who made history, becoming the first person in a wheelchair nominated for and winning a tony for best featured actress for her role in "oklahoma." >> bryan cranston picked up his second tony for leading actor in a play for his portrayal of howard beale in "network." >> and in one of the night's most hilarious moments, a fake feud broke out between audra mcdonald and laura linney. >> you got a problem with that, audra? >> yeah, punk. >> oh, yeah? bring it. >> you want to -- you want to try me? >> look, i go in the ring -- >> oh my god. oh my god. wait, wait, somebody -- this has backfired, this has backfired. calm down. somebody stop them, okay? i'm going to figure this out. >> yeah, punk, i mean -- >> oh, honey, and the earrings come off. don't worry, they're still friends. >> don't let the hoops come out there. drop them shoes. then you know it's real.

okay, so as with every awards show, quite a bit of the excitement takes place outside the theater on the red carpet. >> and joining us is our chief senior red carpet analyst, will ganss. >> yes, that's right, you guys. show tunes on stage, but the critics are singing the praises of many of the outfits we saw on the red carpet last night outside. we begin, where else, with billy porter. he's been turning heads on the red carpet all season long and the tonys were no exception. this pantsuit/gown combo is by celestino couture, made from the little red carpet from the broadway "kinky boots" which he starred in once upon a time. billy wasn't the only guy taking fashion risks on the carpet. powerhouse producer jordan roth more custom givenchy. and the host of the evening, james corden, in a floral pattern tuxedo with his wife. but of course the ladies also showed up and showed off in some gorgeous gowns. take a look there.

celia keenan-bolger, who won a tony for her role in "to kill a mockingbird." lucy lou in christian siriano. regina king in the one-shoulder pink gown there. everybody was in love with that dress, myself included. >> the king bringing it! >> yes. >> will, who are you wearing? >> i am wearing zara van. >> oh. >> i spent far less than billy porter did on this look. >> let's see your red carpet moves. zoom out there. stand up, show us the red carpet moves, ready? here we go. >> oh, honey. he got ready. >> got to find my light, yes! yes! and from that big moment to the big night in los angeles for jennifer lopez. >> jenny from the block kicked off her "it's my party," the live celebration tour in honor of her upcoming 50th, 5-0, birthday. and her 11-year-old daughter

joined her on stage to sing a duet of her song "limitless." ♪ ♪ >> oh, yeah. j. lo sharing that video on instagram captioning it, i can't take it, #emmy, #proudmama. >> i'm just thinking about it. >> apple doesn't fall far from the tree. what? >> like if beyonce was my mom and we did all those duets together that i typically do with her, then i do the dance moves -- >> time-out. do you guys see him looking up to the side? he's really imagining it. >> thought bubble. >> then mama beyonce holds out the microphone to me and i say -- ♪ oh ♪ i don't think you're ready for it ♪ big congratulations for chris pratt and katherine schwarzenegger, they tied the knot. >> the happy couple shared this adorable snap from their lavish wedding over the weekend. >> the couple celebrated their union at the ultra-exclusive

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>> it smelt like burning rubber. >> reporter: her quick-thinking neighbors jumped into action. these four teenagers who live near tulsa -- dylan, seth, nick, wyatt -- were heading out for the night when they saw the smoke and flames. >> i kind of heard her. >> reporter: katherine was frantically trying to put the fire out, but then another problem, the smoke. >> at that time the smoke was so bad, i couldn't see to get out of my room. >> reporter: katherine starts to get disoriented. the ur boys trying to get into her house to help. finally 14-year-old nick manages to get in through a backdoor. >> i went to the right of the house, there was no one there. i went to the left of the house, i saw her in the hallway. >> this young boy was right there. and he picked me up, and i said, i can walk. and he said, we're getting out of here. >> reporter: katherine and the

four teens somehow made it out. firefighters able to stop the flames before they spread to the rest of the house. recently the boys went back inside katherine's home to see the damage and take it all in. >> ever since that night, my life has just changed. >> for the better? >> for the better. >> reporter: as for katherine, at 90, her life has also changed. she now knows she has new friends watching over her. >> that's what i have to think, they were just special. as young as they were. >> sweet story there. katherine has lived in that same house for almost 60 years. incredible that one of those boys who saved her actually is an aspiring firefighter. >> let's say their names again. dylan, seth, nick, and wyatt. they did amazing work. this also just showcases about neighbors helping neighbors, and the youth. >> the youth. >> when there are those people, those older folks in our neighborhoods, you've got to watch out for them. >> the area is a pretty small area outside of tulsa. i worked in tulsa. >> shout-out to tulsa. >> shout-out to tulsa. and those four boys. >> you would have covered that story. >> i would have. >> i'm sure you would have done a great job too.

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